Adding HTC Vive and "almost enemies" to Math Classroom Challenge
Hello everyone.
first of all, we can confirm we have a new version of the game with HTC Vive compatibilty ready. Remember: you can play with a standard monitor, an Oculus device, and with the HTC Vive goggles, in this case starting next June 30 with version 1.60.
On the other hand, Math Classroom Challenge has not enemies (now), the way we usually think of enemies in a videogame. The reason for this is that the game is rated for children from the age of four. In these age ranges, special care should be taken with sound, graphics, and especially enemies. Even if Steam’s store approved the game for us, it wouldn’t be done by the kids’ parents, tutors and teachers.
But we understand the feedback you’ re giving us, and we’re going to apply a solution that, without affecting the current game, can create greater challenges for older kids and adults. With the next version, we are going to add enemies, but beware, they will not be elements that attack the player or similar things. They will be elements that will simply chase after the numbers we need to solve the exercises, and will “eat” them, so to speak. The player will have to throw water at that element to make it disappear, and this will also give him points.
This is not exactly "an enemy" but will improve the action for those who want a greater challenge.
We believe that this addition, which will be optional and can be activated and deactivated, will allow more options in the game and a greater variety, as well as being a new challenge for the game.
This week, on June 30, we’ll add the HTC Vive compatibility, and we’l try to add this feature at the same time. If it is not possible, this feature will arrive in a few days.
And, of course, we are always open to new ideas and suggestions. Thank you very much for your support.
first of all, we can confirm we have a new version of the game with HTC Vive compatibilty ready. Remember: you can play with a standard monitor, an Oculus device, and with the HTC Vive goggles, in this case starting next June 30 with version 1.60.
On the other hand, Math Classroom Challenge has not enemies (now), the way we usually think of enemies in a videogame. The reason for this is that the game is rated for children from the age of four. In these age ranges, special care should be taken with sound, graphics, and especially enemies. Even if Steam’s store approved the game for us, it wouldn’t be done by the kids’ parents, tutors and teachers.
But we understand the feedback you’ re giving us, and we’re going to apply a solution that, without affecting the current game, can create greater challenges for older kids and adults. With the next version, we are going to add enemies, but beware, they will not be elements that attack the player or similar things. They will be elements that will simply chase after the numbers we need to solve the exercises, and will “eat” them, so to speak. The player will have to throw water at that element to make it disappear, and this will also give him points.
This is not exactly "an enemy" but will improve the action for those who want a greater challenge.
We believe that this addition, which will be optional and can be activated and deactivated, will allow more options in the game and a greater variety, as well as being a new challenge for the game.
This week, on June 30, we’ll add the HTC Vive compatibility, and we’l try to add this feature at the same time. If it is not possible, this feature will arrive in a few days.
And, of course, we are always open to new ideas and suggestions. Thank you very much for your support.